The Worth County 'Lil Tigers celebrated their best season yet as the senior squad, which had players which went four years through the program, place second with a 5-1 finish. They were honored at their annual banquet Saturday, October 20th at the skating rink. They were not ready for the season to end as they had many long rounds of pickup football both before and after the ceremony and dinner in their honor. The junior squad, with many new faces on the team, finished with a 3-3 mark and a fourth place finish.
The team received many positive comments throughout the year about their play and the cheerleaders received many positive comments as well. "The senior squad was one of the smartest teams we've ever had," said Richard Baker, president of the 'Lil Tigers. He thanked the parents, coaches, and helpers for helping everything to run smoothly. All of the players got better during the course of the season. The 6th graders will come ready to enter junior high while the younger players gained valuable experience playing against the bigger schools on a weekly basis.
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